Using SEO to Boost Traffic to your Website

by | Mar 17, 2024 | Content Marketing, Mailing Lists, Social media marketing | 0 comments

Monday Morning Marketing

Using SEO to Boost Traffic to Your Site

This week we offer you tips to draw traffic to your landing pages and website by optimizing your website for the search engines (SEO)

  1. Make a list of words and phrases you want to rank for on search engines.

Do keyword researches online to determine which terms have high relevance and search volume.

Consider choosing terms with less competition.

Optimize the relevant pages by including the words and phrases on their content.

2. Metadata is used by search engines to determine the content of a page.

Your meta titles and meta descriptions must include relevant content and keyword phrases to move up your ranking.

3. Add Internal links to other pages on your website.

Identify keywords in your page and link them to pages with more content.

4. Optimize your website speed.

Google includes load speeds as ranking factors.

Optimize your images and videos before posting them on your site so they don’t need to be compressed or resized before displaying.

5. Be sure your website is mobile ready.

Learn more below about making your website mobile ready

What does it mean to make your website ready for the search engines?

 

1. Your website must be designed to be easily readable on your mobile phone.

This means your mobile optimized pages, when designed correctly, will resize themselves when viewed on a mobile phone rather than showing the entire website in one long image that no one can read.

2. Why is this Important?

Google considers this important in order for your website to rank higher in the search engines result pages (SERP) on mobile devices because more people are using their mobile devices to search for information and access the internet.

3. Google reports that 58% of all searches in Google are now done from mobile devices

Because of this trend, Google has now transitioned to a 100% mobile first index. This means that your website now needs to be designed from a mobile perspective rather than the desktop perspective. In other words, before designing your website to be optimized for the desktop; it’s more important to first design for the mobile device!

Next Week:

Reaching a Broader Audience with ADA Compliant Landing Pages